Sentence examples for intended to pull back from inspiring English sources

Some said they thought he intended to pull back financing for the tunnel to solve a more pressing problem: the lack of money available to fix up the state's road and bridges.

Given that the series seems intended to pull back the blankets on the "real" side of both politics and media — two professions held in profoundly low regard by the rest of the world — we thought it might be fun to go argue about what the series gets right and wrong.

For the Farrellys, a similar question hovers: Bobby has made it clear he intends to pull back a bit from work over the next few years, and Pete does not seem physically capable of doing so.

Mr. Sudarshan's pointed comments on Muslims last week seemed intended to pull the party back into the Hindu nationalist fold.

The company launched the new app, intended to pull together health information from various sources, last year.

He intended to pull the celebrated "Double Envelopment" maneuver.

And he criticized Mr. Obama for intending to pull out of Afghanistan.

This will signal to the officer that you intend to pull over.

Roethlisberger will give a strong arm pump to get the safety to think the pass is intended for the receiver screaming across the middle, only to pull back and throw the post route.

Sharif agreed to pull back his troops.

"Now it is having to pull back".